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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-12
dying FOR REST"
The Fugitive BooslIer N'Garfgle In Canada
dying for Rest from the Worry the
Awfnf Worry"

The Fugitive BooslIer N'Garfgle In Canada
dying for Rest from, the Worry the
Awnai Worry"
CHICAGO, Aug. "A special 70 the Her.
nd from st. GATHERINGS. Ont, states that
their correspondent yesterday met McGar-
lyle on the outskirts VI Port Coiborne.
where be was waiting for q train for 81.
GATHERINGS When asked where he was
going, McGarigle said; II am going %
some place for rest. I am dying for rest
He said: II am walking, running and rid
ing 20 escape the pursuers. but IT'S the
worry, the awful worry, that is killing
me-"
McGariglc related his experience since
he left Sarnia. from whence he started On
foot. After six mile walk. be met a
farmer whom he induced 70 drive him to
Petrolia, Ont From there he rode horse
back % Inwood. There he assumed the
role Of patent medicine fakir until he
struck Alviston, where he took the train
for Sc. Thomas. and from there e. Port
Stanley. From this point he refused TO
say where he went, but the impression re-
ceiyed was that he sent word 20 Mr.. 81
John. OF st. GATHERINGS. 70 meet him NJ
Port Colborne. McGarigle denies that he
left Chicago on the Blake, but il i be-
lieved he tells this story 70 shield DIR. ST.
John.
later dispatch from st. GATHERINGS
says he will not leave there this morning,
and probably not till Saturday. II j. un
derstood that he is in hiding there, cared
for BY Mr.. St John.
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a BIG BLAZE.

Baltimore Visited by = Half Million Dollar
CoDfissration Ia the business Part AZ the
City.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. Fire this morn
ing destroyed the extensive cracker bakery
Of James ID. Mason g. Sons, on Pratt street.
with all its machinery and contents The
flames communicated 20 the cracker works
Of Henderson, Laws a. Co.. on the right.
This building, which is double one. was
also destroyed. The upper floors Of this
building fell in. burying beneath the ruins
William schultz. the foreman 81 engine
No. ,. He was killed. and his bosis bas
not vet been recovered. Chief EnEin cr
Hennieh u the fire department was "
seriously injured that his death Is feared
The flames continued 10 spread on fhc
right TO the stove warehouse OF LieiHan.t.
Mcdowell a CO., which was DESTROYED.
and the agricultural warehouse Of Nht-
man A. Sons, who were burned out IN tn
upper stories. The hook and Stationery
store Of Newton. Kurtx a Co.. 70 TIT eit.
was also burned, together with lar-e
stock. The upper floors Ia the grain and
produce commission house 81 X. Bowcns A
Co was destroyed. y. l.. Parker a Cos
tinware house. 20 the south, was wrecksi
and the stock ruined. They estimate their
loss nj $4,000. The total loss will reach
100000.
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NATION Win a BIG \.

A supreme Court Decision which Empha-
sizes the Doctrine In the Most Plat Foot
cd MAnner-New Jersey Sat Upon.
TRENTON. n. j., Aug. 2.-The long-ex-
pected decision Of Justice Bradley Of the
United States Supreme Court. as TO the
right Of the Baltimore & Ohio and Staten
Island railroad companies 70 build a
bridge over the Arthur Kill between New
Jersey and Staten Island. was rendered
yesterday. The injunction issued by the
Chancery Court Of New Jersey restraining
the companies from constructing the
bridge is dissolved by Justice Bradley,
who holds that the ownership by the State,
OF the land under water where il is pro-
posed to build the bridge, does not give the
State power 20 enjoin the erection Of the
structure. when Congress has expressly
authorized the bridge 20 be constructed.
The authority OF Congress is supreme in
matters involving foreign or Interstate
commerce, regardless Of the consent or dis
sent Of a State Where the question Of
foreign and interstate commerce Is con
cerned, the States have no existence
The contention on the part Of the State
that the consent Of the State must be OBJ
tanned and compensation given for the
land required 10 be used is denied by JUS
tice Bradley. who declares that the law Of
eminent domain can not be evoked 20 frus-
trnte the supreme power Of the United
States. especially where the regulation Of
interstate commerce Is concerned. No
State can annul q law passed by Congr ess.
The injunction Is dissolved Judge Nix
on concurred in the opinion.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. Probably the last
revolutionary war pension claim that will
ever BE- filed It the Pension Office was al
lowed by Pension Commissioner Black yes.
Of Washington, o. Her husband, John
Casey, served during the revolution in the
Virginia line.
He died In ls45 % the age o. seventy
i've. A few years prior he was married 70
Mary Clark, then sixteen years old. Ten
years ago Mrs. Casey filed application for
pension, but Il was pigeon -holed on some
technicality and was but recently called 70
Commissioner Blacks attention. No valid
reason existed for the delay and the claim
was allowed.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. i.--Senator Beck
SAYS there u nothing surprising IN the vote
IL the late election in Kentucky the
Democrats have carried the state 80 often
that over-confidence kept thousands a.
home. There were local complications n
many counties. In tho previous eicsnon
many Republicans refrained from voting
Then there were malcontents-mcn VINO
wanted hut could not get Offices. He mas
list 81 TO- men who wanted 20 o. postai
clerks. when only twelve or fifteen can ~
appointed in the state. The Republicans
were well organized, and made desperate
fight. while the Democrats were too conf
dent. lie thought Buckncr's maJUity
would BE- between D,OUO and aD.Ooo
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

! GESKRAL rains were reported from Kan
| sas and Nebraska on the 4th-
| HENRY NJ. STANLEY has been heard from,
| alive and well.
| BALTIMORE had 100000 fire on the 4th,
| in which fireman lost his life
! By the explosion Of . beer kettle at
Green Bay, Wis, on the 9Th, six brewers
/, were killed
J the improved outlook for increases in pub
| lie revenues.
| Mas. CLEVELAND il said 20 be taking .
| good deal OF interest in the Vailed Prophets
ball at St. Louis in October.
| THE Virginia State Democratic convene
| tion assembled on the 9Th At Roanoke
| DIR. MACKENZIE performed another ope-
| ration on the throat Of the German Crown
Prince on the "a. He has advised the
| Prince to sojourn for awhile in Scotland.
| LOSSES BY the collapse Of the California
wheat clique are estimated at about <is
10000.
| Mr.. LArRrER. the new Liberal leader in
| Canada is credited with desiring q more
conciIiatory policy toward TIE United
States.
| GEORGE FORTH. notorious burglar and
| City. n J., on the ffh.
| BooDLER MctsARIeLE II alleged 20 have
written out statement for Chicago in
4 terviewer NJ St. GATHERINGS. Ont
| PUBLIc sentiment in France appears 20
be grow ing strongly against NJ. Ferry in
his failure 20 arrange . duel with General
Boulanger.
(! HoS ALLEN FRANCIS, United States
\ Consul az -. Thomas. Ont. died on the 9Th
| from injuries received by Icing run
over ~ . hose carriage during the re-
cent railway accident and resulting fire.
RuNoRs were In circulation on Wall
street on the ith. that the ocean cable com
panies have compromised their differences
and formed pool.
LIBERAL I xIcsIsTs held q meeting at
| London on the 18th 60 devise means for
checking the Increase in Gladstonian votes
at elections % I'll parliamentary vacancies.
JrDGE CnAfG- Of the Illinois Supreme
Court, denies the report that he has stated
that the court would refuse the condemned
Chicago Anarchists . new trial.
THE press ~ Hew York City almost
unanimousIy agree With George William
Curtis speech that che Democrats are rum
ning She National Administration.
MRs. PRAJAK. Bohemian woman, liv-
ing In De eastern section Of Baltimore, Md,
drowned her twelye-months-o child in
the batb-su b ON the eth After the child was
dead she returned with Il fcber room and
placed Is o. the bed, locking herself in.
She then cut her own throat with razor.
The Pope has decided that the Vatican
shall take no rart in political elections in
Italy, and has appointed commission 20
canvass the clergy Of the country with .
view Of building up strong party In the
Chamber 81 Deputies and forcing the gov
sran,ent into concessions.
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81. LouIs. Aug. 2-St. Louis was shak
on BY an earthquake about l2;30 a. m. Tho
shock WINS felt most violently In South s..
Louis, where IL was 90 marked rs 70 awak
en- most Of the people from their sIumbers
and drive them into the streets. Officer
Richie vas thrown from chair on which no
was sitting ~ tho Lafayette Park station.
northward, gradually subSiding in the
center and western parts Of the city, but
manifesting increased violence IN North
~. Louis, where u seemed for an instant
that the Hyde park engine house was
shout % be shaken down.
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ne Depsremsns - Agriculture IArewo
Little Light Cpnn The nscent F1urry -
Tshncco -<peculatiso ~ the neeeosn -
1.-THE Visible supply simply nsnsnsnse.
WAsnrxorox. Aug. -Statistican Dodge
o. the Department ~ Agriculture 10 out In
= card. cmbodying . very plain statement
about the tobacco crop of the country. He
says, a. 70 the present furry: 'sThs tobac-
CO growers received 20 small compensate :.
Tor their labor last year that they -.
greatly curtailcd production. Their -,
duct Il in the hands Of dealers. A.-~.
now making hay while the sun 1890 -
. tobacco boom, BY which the : 49, ~
clear out at double rates 49, over.
burisaed warehouses. hll srra.rs Tor
large part Of next year, e~~snmntion.
and then scoop In the curs 4 ,cs,.cco ~ TIE
coming crops next whit - snr;ny a
much lower rates than sh~.r are hop;pr 81
sell their surplus for. Thix Il the animnS
OF the Wild estimate : 81 rrxt % no tobacco
crop in 1857. whic = A. now m vorur.
Before Christmas tobacco spectators " in
see new light. There will be q lnrgsv
area than tneV thought, and the crop win
- beyond .xpectation. and the market
VIII DC uuh and c<nsumers supplied, and
the whole situation changed. 50 that grow
ers VIII % offered only . moderate adj
vance On the hast years rates. The present
boon. does not interest farmers. II is the
trar a., and il viii be six or eight months
Dc fore the farmers will market their new
crop.
!. A fact IS 70 stocks: On the LIST OF July
! the average stocks on hand in all Western
| markets. for five years. isis, was about
36.coo hcgsheads. The July average for
the last TRIO years, 1876 and 1887, was over
/ 1900 hDgsheads; fully double. That ex.
4 plains the necessity Of reduced area on the
I part Of the farmers. and OF desperate ef-
\ fort to boom prices and get rid Of the sur
| plus on the part Of the dealers.
/ The receipts Of the last three years, from
January 70 July, have an average OF 1884,
900 hogsheads. against 10000 for the four
: previous years. Here lies the milk in the
commercial coeoannt you present me-"
| AS to our estimates. We made only Z
! 6rst estimate, from incomplete returns.
/ Our special tobacco inquiry IL now out,
\ and We propose % make the investigation
thorough, 20 get the truth and tell il in
4 ample season for the information OF grow
ers, whether the Spectator shall bear OF
\ forbear, or otherwise. We have no other
! interest in the matter. They have.
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PEORIA, Ill, Aug. 4.--The Peoria Journal
prints special from Galesburg. III. which
states that Justice A. N. Craig, Of the
Illinois Supreme Court, Il reported, on
good authority, 90 have recently dropped
In conversation with a prominent bust.
ness man remarks 70 the effect that the
Supreme Court would not grant new
trial 20 the condemned anarchists AZ Chi
cago. The court was unanimous In this de-
cision, which was 70 be kept from the pub
lie until the opening Of the September
term.
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MONTREAL. Can. Aug. 1.-TWO detectives
left for London. Ont last night, armed
with warrant for the arrest Of McGarigle,
which was issued At the instance Of James
Baxter, broker Of this city. on the charge
Of conspiracy. Baxter alleges that when
Mct;arigIe was chief ~ police in Chicago,
he conspired with one Stills. Of Montreal.
20 have Baxter's portrait placed in the
rogues' gallery. Stills and Baxter. nc the
time, were fighting each other over the
Silver Plume mining stock. Stills alleged
that he had been swindIed. and in the suit
for the recovery o. $4,000. which he had
invested in it, stock, he attempted 10 show
that Baxter's record In Chicago was shady I;
Baxter disproved this, and showed that his
photograph had been placed in the rogues'
gallery 20 injure him here. McGarigle ad-
mittcd this in m affidavit. Should no b.
arrested be will h. held for $4,000.
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CHICAGO. Aug. i.--The Nesrs' cable from
Bridge 81 Earn saws the Blanes v're
sightseeing in the Trossachs to-day. and
will probably 70 70 Ayrshire before return
INK 70 Kilgrnston-
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nm Secretary Of tie Navy on the ID
x~rxstisd the contractsDor constructing new
my decks q the New York and Norfolk
navy yards 70 J. =. Simpson & Co, Of New
Xork. Tor q .06l .6Go
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ALL The Swiss military commanders
have been ordered to pay the strictest At.
tention to the6Rectiveness Of the troops n
order to insure . proper working Of thu
army in - event Of an outbreak Of waz
IN Europe
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THE Secret1ry~f State received on thu
LIST, from Toxin, the sad intelligence Of tn
death Of Mn Hubbard, the wife Of thu
United States Minister 20 Japan. Mrs
Hubbard - Ten in III health for many
months.
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ADvIcEs from Panama, dated July -
say: The famine which Is raging u
Antioguia i~at it, height. In San vicent<
two childrsn in one family have died q
starvation, end many are In deplorabl1
circumstnncss.
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e.. ~ ~, the African explorer, wrote
49, hkeelai, under dktR Of February 10,
60 ut his prospects we're hopeful, and
- 6s'Nas about 70 souzt for the Kabare-
country.
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In the Kentnclky State election, ON ths
LIT, the full DeDocnsfic 1icket was elected
BY large but somsshGf reduced majorities
1.-THE Republicans showing heavy gains Ia
some sectiona Bnckner, for Governor
ran ahead Of his TICKET Local. option was
defeated In Louisville. The Iegislature
will Be larely Deuoera1<e. q usual
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DRPUrY LAUR, whose statement that
General Boulanger had been asked by nu-
merous generals Of the army 20 head =
monarch5sAi coup d'etat was denied by n
De Cassagnac, viii bring an action against
n. De Casozgnac for libel.
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GovERsoR KSorT Of Kentucky issued
IN order - the Adjutant-Generai Of the
two companies Of State Guards and gat-
protect the Circuit Court against the Tol-
liverItea
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THE Imports Of dry goods It the ports d
New York for the week ended July ,
amounted 70 $3,070,074, Of which = ,3s4, "a
were entered for consumption, and <6S5, %
were Wnrehoused- Withdrawals from
wareh0uas for the week were SCI .3ss, max
ing total amount marketed = ,9z6,033.
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HHoEzsnn.H aro saad % b much exsE~
eised q ths recent Increase in the price Of
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GEoR0EgaAxT, fisherman at Gabrious,
Caps Breton, hook . Goldfish weighing
thirtv pounds on the 18th. When hauling
the fsh into The boat, Grant was Mortified
70 find in che 'fish's mouth the side Of q
mans fAca, fr0n the forehead TO the chin,
covered wi1h Known whiskers, tinged with
gray.
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REV. WILLIAM HAGUE, d. d., aged
seventy-nine, senior pastor Of the wollas
Dor Heights Baptist Church, Boston
dropped 1sad In front Of fremont Temple
on the 1se Mr.. Hague had at various times
been pastsr Of churches in Utica, Jamaics
Plains. AEbany, n. r., and Providence
r. l.
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= srArENESr prepared - the Treasury
Department shows that during the montt
Of July last there va . Bet decrease Of
Of - ,063, 10 IN the cash n ths treasury and
= nstincrease Of A,Ol7,1ss II the circula
sion. The decrease II the cash Vas mainly
IN gold certificates. The decrease II Ne.
tional hank notes amounted 20 f3.sl3.O3L
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p.;.~. rr.d- - reports that Crown
$3.50 -, Ak William n 50 much i'm
k;s~c.t;rrs hat he expects very soon 20
s,t..ssshs- The Treatment Of the throat
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0BRnAx AnRRIcAN Catholics ar
ls1ed with The smallness Of Germ
sanitation In the church o(zicial ~,
country. =
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-, ), 49, 20 a. ~ has sent ten dol
s,e;,s,,s - fcra IN. ~ Fair A.
sSs 49, th,s f.li I'D = : premium 1t
80. - the 'bes1 set Of trip
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lHE imnigratfos 81 The past month was
exceeded only By hat q one July IN The
record Of Tie CastIs Garden. During Il
y'k1 people were landed, against A.43l Of
!ase year Up % The "a there had been
landed q the garden since the 1st Of Janu-
~ 3p,1e0 persons, and during the same
cEtod q Iase ysor Ne number was l7s,lll.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-12
Republican convention.

A call for the next National Repnbli-
oan Convention has been isAned to. the
Reputlionn electors Of the United
States, fixing the convention at Chica-
go, June 10, 1888. 1t calls upon Be
publican electors in the several ,States,
and voters without regard 10 past politl.
cal utilization, differences or potion, who
believe in the American, principle Of o
protective tariff for the defense and de-
velopment Of our home industries, and
the elevation OIL, home labor, to unite.
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2 The Chico Repablicen tell. Of q YsT
table freak in the shNpe Of piece Of
wood. 1t is large limb which has
grown in such a shape as to exactly re-
semble lizard Of the variegated type,
ak feet long The formation Of the
reptile in wood is perfect. the four legs
are soaly and ssrpsn,ine in shape. the
tail coming out to 4 sharp Fat point.
The body and raised head strikes one
ut first sight with an instructive dread
Of danger The curiosity is Of oak, and
WAS brought from the woods by team
Bter. &c" q" n.''.a rt.l .-...-
That portion of the above which
strikes us the most forcibIy IL the re-
mark In reference TO the "serpehtine
legs" AE Z s#a#A j. &AgBEg.t
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10
The proposition 10 place the telegraph
under the CONTROL OF the Government
meets with the severest displeasure OF
DIR. Norvin Green. The fact that DR..
Norvin Green is the President of Jay
Goul rs Western Union and has pref
ty good job. whore he IT,, may weaken
the force of his objections somewhat.
The strongest objection to the Govern
nient control Of the telegraph comes
now from the weakness Of the civil ser.
vice law. The greed OF the Western
Union and the six fold watering Of its
stock huve overcome most other objec-
lions. But II the telegraph is to be-
aided to the postofics as o political
nachipe it would strengthen the, party
ID power to such an extent that It Would
he almost impossible to dislodge it
There are $1,000 postofficss at the
disposal Of the -viotors now.-l Carson
Appeal. ........
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-12

The editor Of the appeal has no doubt
read the story Of the boy who whisiled,
when passing 8 graIe-ystd, to keep his
courage up. In like maaner Bro. Davis
~ apparently elatsd- over tho Presi-
dents message. Sndi essays to infuse
ne~ codragS9nto' bimsplt ana his read
ers by setting DIP whistle in anticipa-
,ion Of the trying ordeal which his par
~ will undergo ID passing thu Republi-
can political graveyard which Is already
staring him in tho face. Hear him
shout: - r III - $a
"Clevelnnd's message is the biggest
Republican campaign document ever
printed. 1t fastens the word "free-
tf6ds" on the Democratic party for 1883
And the name will stick. .aErl .aas1,s
Good morning, President Blaine
Tt'hhy be that somewhere In che re-.
mote future. whom the centuries shall
be numbered by the score. when the
millions who now people the, earth shall
have passsd 70 thas bourne vhence. no
traveller returns. the descendants Of the
Appeal man win have ths Pleasure of
greeting the President Of tLe United
States with, '.Good morning, President
Biaine,'' but that salutation will never
;,e addressed to James G. Blaine, the
piunied Knight from Maine.
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gfths1uies.vA tsrtAp- TeAAingy - ~
Joar..l I'D the tss.nstl)o4 Of q ~
depart u.kt corr unis HOES, ,hef Ssnr
Ne, cn molten q Fsfwsll, q ear1sa
till Monday.
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G'Onrro0 lfcNtt.

....H'|a 10 ssEGit#E n 4
A Washington dispatch Of the 9Th In
slant says: ..'.A ~ 1'.f. "
The House adjourned at 1870 until
Monday. after the nttoduotidnoot few
resolutions rel,aaJ 10 the nmendn!ent
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-12

The oRlaINAI, AHtETINR OINTMENT IL
only put np inIaFaa twosounce I'm boxes. ana
9 Aa I aAsoiate ours ~ ola sorsa, burns,
woupqs, phspped hands ana Al skin erap.
tions. VIM positively cure all kinds Of piies.
Ask foz tho oRIQIyA seARIgTINE ;oINP I.
hENT. Bold by y. y. Muller ~ as cents Der
ox.~by mail % een ..
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BOIL or HONO1e.

- & ,-sSl IA IL -rl..s
Following II the report ofthe Twin
Springs school for thva noath. ending
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-12
BRONCHITIS.

frequently assumes . very dangerous
charactsr, and prompt measures arc re:
CURED to 'arrest lis progrcss. Ayer's
Cherry PICTORIAL soothes and heals the
irritated tissues, and cures this malady
when all other remedies fail. ON &S g
1.-Two years ago I suffered from q severe
attack OF Bronchitis. The physician at
tending me became fearful that The tiiSeaSe
would terminate In Pneumonia. After
trying various medicines, without benefit,
he finally prescribed ~ III CggS IL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-27
Held by uEse Enemy.

Held By the Enemy will be presented
at the Grand Opera tomorrow evening.
The play comes here with the same cast
scenery and appointments as were used
during it's run in New York City. The
scene of the play is laid in Southern
city occupied by the Union forces during
the Civil War. The story is rather a
romantic one. The heroine is loved by
two officers, one of the Union, aud the
other of the Confederate army. The
latter, to whom she became betrothed, Is
taken captive by the regiment OF which
the former is member, but by cons der
able strategy upon the part of the girl to
whom he is engaged, he escapes, and in
a short time they are married.